All Modules
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A Sight for Sore Eyes: Age-Related Eye Disease
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The First 24 Hours: An Unfolding Case Study in Person-Directed Care
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Nutrition Needs for Healthy Aging
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Revised! Cancer and the Older Adult
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Caring for the Aging LGBTQIA+ Population
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Complementary and Alternative Therapies for the Older Adult
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Cooking for One or Two
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Eyes Wide Open: Preventing Vision Loss
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Falls and the Older Adult
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Frailty and the Older Adult
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Health and Aging
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Is There An App For That?: Nutrition, Fitness and Aging
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Issues of Abuse and Neglect in the Aging Population
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Myths and Realities of Aging
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Optimizing Medication Management for Older Adults
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Personal Safety
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Preventing Falls in Your Home
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Sexuality in Later Life
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Understanding Younger-Onset Alzheimer's Disease
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Universal Design: Housing Solutions for All Ages and Abilities
Cooking for One or Two
Please note that this module is not available for continuing education credit.
Category: Aging Smart
One and two person households are the fastest growing segment of the population. According to the US Census Bureau (2010), almost 44% of United States population were single, so you are not alone. In this module, you will learn more about what makes up a nutritious meal, how to plan a nutritious menu using government sponsored tools, tips for meal planning and saving money, and most importantly, food safety.
Author
Ohio State University Extension
Our goal at the Ohio State University is, through our Extension services, to bring the knowledge of the university directly to you so that you may better your lives, businesses, and communities. To that end, we created the Aging Smart Program, which we hope to continue to grow. We were fortunate enough to have several OSU Extension Educators contribute to the development of the Aging Smart Program: their names are listed below.
We hope you find this module to be helpful, and will consider taking all of the Aging Smart modules!
Kathryn Green, M.S.
Ohio State University Extension Educator
OSU Extension: Family and Consumer Sciences
Carmen Irving, M.A., CFLE, CYC-P
Healthy Relationships Program Specialist
OSU Extension: Family and Consumer Sciences
Jennifer Lobb, MPH, RD, LD
Family and Consumer Sciences Educator
OSU Extension: Family and Consumer Sciences
Objectives
- Understand how to use MyPlate to guide food choices.
- Learn how to reduce favorite recipes.
- Identify strategies for shopping, preparing quick meals, and keeping food safe.
Online Module
When completing the on-line module you will be presented with learning objectives, brief cases in some instances, and interactive lessons with hyperlinks to engage you along the way. Once you complete the lessons, you will be presented with a Module Feedback form. Modules remain available for your future reference once you have completed them.